3th gen Ipod Touch64gig refuses to connect after iTunes upgrade 11.1.3

I use a 3th Generation ipodtouch to store all my favourite music in combi with my surround system. Never had much hazzle with it.
Connect & forget last 5-6y.
My son decided to upgrade itunes upon my mac, a few days with latest version 11.1.3(8)
On first connection after upgrade, it told that the HD was full sized, this was strange becuz there was still 10Gig available, after latest connection.
All via iTunes purchased music did download vai the iCloud, so thats ok.
But all other music upon my iTunes simply refuses to upload to the ipodTouch.
It keeps saying No connection of ipod becuz of lost connection, this happens both via cable & wifi.
Has this something todo with Apple policy & dropping older hardware?
My Mac is still using snow leo, so no Icloud support at all with that version.
Thx 4 replies anyway.

Well, I'm almost gave up on this and already ordered a iPod classic with larger HD. But now thinking this wasnt one of the best idea's...becuz I'm almost sure Apple ordered a death warrant to older generations IPods. Now I had this idea to try if it load apps after the restore...and yes it did, so it isn't a data connections issues I got here but a simple matter of Apple poitics, and to say the least this ***.
So what I did find out so far....it don't load music,pictues and agenda it does load apps. I don't need app anymore on my iPod, I don't need a front and back camera on my iPod, i don't need facetime on my iPod...i've got a smartphone and that does all the rest.
Was thinking of buying another MAC, but now its clear that aint the right option.
(Very glad I didn't buy an iphone also)
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